Low B12 levels are common, especially in people with restrictive diets, certain medical conditions, or high stress levels
Animal studies show benefit in colitis, stomach ulcer, and intestinal anastomosis models with oral or intragastric administration
As an important coenzyme, it is required by every cell in the body and influences in particular: blood formation, nerve protection, cell division, DNA synthesis, neurotransmitter production, energy generation and the protein metabolism
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Early Warning Signs to Look For Our bodies store up to 2,000 times as much B12 as we eat daily, so it can take a few years to realize you have a B12 deficiency